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Michigan breathalyzer technician sentenced to 9 months in jail for falsifying documents

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A technician who falsified documents that certified the accuracy of breathalyzer tests in Michigan was sentenced to nine months in jail. A jury convicted Andrew Clark last month of two counts of forgery of a public record. Clark and co-defendant David John created fictitious documents to falsely suggest they tested and repaired Datamaster DM breathalyzers.

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Detroit Metro Times

Michigan breathalyzer technician sentenced to 9 months in jail for falsifying documents

A technician who falsified documents that certified the accuracy of breathalyzer tests in Michigan was sentenced to nine months in jail and three years of probation, Attorney General Dana Nessel announced Friday. A jury convicted Andrew Clark last month of two counts of forgery of a public record, two counts of uttering and publishing, and two counts of using a computer to commit a crime. He had faced up to 14 years in prison.

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WLNS

Man sentenced for falsifying breathalyzers

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — One of the men charged for creating fake documents while contracted by law enforcement to run tests on breathalyzers has been sentenced and will spend time behind bars…

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